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http://www.celemony.com/cms/index.php?id=dna

I'm blown away.

Cheers

Peter

That demo is amazing. I own Melodyne studio, I will definately get the upgrade for this...

I've never had the pleasure. I always just want the performance right. But this is just amazing and I'll probably buy it. I can see so many uses. I may even rewrite some old classic recordings. I wonder how it will go with electric guitars and all those harmonic overtones.

The future is here.

Cheers

Peter

f@#$ me

I got an email last night from Celemony. The Melodyne plugin 2 will be the first update released. To upgrade from my version plugin will be $129 US. Sound like it's too good to pass up
headman

If I didn't see that demo with my own eyes I would never have believed it.

Time to buy shares in Celemony.

even in my world where that is the last thing i would ever want to do to a recording, i am left wondering how the hell it works... wow is the certainly the word ,
but then i suddenly remembered that i still dont know or understand how they get the little people into my television set every time i turn it on :)

its clear there are people out there much smarter then anybody ever needed to be.

I will buy it after the first upgrade......... but it seems too good to be true

I saw it today demoed at Sounddevices it blew me away. I made my order straight away, just have wait 6 months, geeeee.

nIC

All I can say is wow - that is pretty amazing!!

I've used melodyne a few times, on this RNB track I mixed the girl sang the vox all quite nicely but added no 5ths or 7ths in the harmony tracks, fixed that with melodyne, just picked the phrases I thought should be moved up and it did it with great effect. Sounded spot on.

The new 1 I hav'nt checked out yet, but will.

Ummmmmmmmm, ummmmmmmmmm errrrrrrrrrr, am I dreaming.

Yeah well thats a pretty awesome piece of software. My favourite part was the sampling capabilities, recording a chord from outstandingly high quality instruments and then separating the notes and being able to play them in realtime is incredible.

Ok guys who's got all the expensive guitars and other stringed instruments? Rick, Kris fellas where are you? Haha.

Hmmmm now when are we going to be able to type in lyrics and have melodyne sing it for us???

Ok Nic I believe you now.

...dont forget extracting a midi transcription from a polyphonic recording....

F&%K me....so many production possibilities!!!!

You want a singer now too....???

http://www.soundsonline.com/search.php?mode=search

Here's another one..........

http://www.zero-g.co.uk/index.cfm?articleid=805

I wonder when it will write the songs for us. I recon it's just a matter of time.

Cheers

Peter

Hmmmm
looks like I need one of these as well..

Here's another one..........

http://www.zero-g.co.uk/index.cfm?articleid=805

I wonder when it will write the songs for us. I recon it's just a matter of time.

Cheers

Peter

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yep, wow is right

forget sound quality and jitter and all your lovely techyness for second and think about the possibilities of this in a real live every day situation... massive!

melodyne is already useful enough in its mono form!


very impressed...

smash wrote:

Here's another one..........

http://www.zero-g.co.uk/index.cfm?articleid=805

I wonder when it will write the songs for us. I recon it's just a matter of time.

Cheers

Peter

SmashTECH is proud to introduce an exciting new software product: AirPlay.

AirPlay is a music production toolkit that takes the work out of producing a radio ready single.

Airplay can produce a radio ready, heavily limited single in any of todays Genre's.
Pop, RnB, Rock, Dance, Pop/Rnb , Pop/Rock, Pop/Dance, RnB/Rock Rock/Dance and iDol.

Airplay comes in 5 versions.

The Premium Billboard edition
The Great Value UK Radio 1/Radio2 Bundle
The Midrange Indy edition
The Basic local content edition

and for a special time all editions come with a free C*******n plug-in too.

Look for Airplay online from next summer.

:-) hehe

Can't wait till this one's cracked...............;-)

smash wrote:Airplay comes in 5 versions.

The Premium Billboard edition
The Great Value UK Radio 1/Radio2 Bundle
The Midrange Indy edition
The Basic local content edition

and for a special time all editions come with a free C*******n plug-in too.

Look for Airplay online from next summer.

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Tim..

They really need to roll this stuff into a program aimed purely at music composition and sound design. Imagine something like this and ableton live smashed together.

Actually wondering about the applications outside of strictly audio production - particularly in terms of automated song recognition / scan for samples applications.

Actually wondering about the applications outside of strictly audio production - particularly in terms of automated song recognition / scan for samples applications.

All the lawyers take note... it does raise an interesting question, or rather takes a previously raised question further...

"At what point to samples, once processed, lose their previous legal owner."

Lets say that I have recorded a really lush string motif, and someone samples the recording, but uses Melodyne to alter the melody and rhythm.
Does the effort that you have gone to in getting those sounds, have any kind of i.p. rights as well as the actually mechanicals of the song.

And a practical question, how do you prove a melody was a sample that had been altered, and not a new recording?

I don't think it can extract an instrument from a mix. Notice how the samples are clean instruments? I think if it could do the extraction thing that would be fairly significant and worthy of mention in the demo video.

fair point re extraction but for sample / song analysis perhaps all you'd need is a tool that could scan for a particular arrangement of notes (e.g. horn line) out of a complex polyphonic source (mix). It looks like this could be done now but perhaps a mix would get too complicated for the software to process. Just thinking out loud about where the technology might end up.

It will definitely be interesting to try it out.

Some more demos'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLOHyxnMl1U

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qt5o5zlrq4Y

If wonder if copyright laws will need to change.

I'll say it again...........WOW

Cheers

Peter

Well I finally bit the bullet and bought version 1 after I read

Customers purchasing Melodyne plugin after the 12th March 2008 will receive the update free of charge.

I am now entering the pitch correction world. I feel so dirty.

Peter

crikey!

20 years ago i used to teach electronic music and i distinctly remember telling my students that doing something like this would be impossible....now i'm going to have to find them all and tell them i was wrong....actually i reckon there would be quite a few things i could confess to being wrong about whilst i'm at it.

still....it would be interesting to see how it performs with a real world instrument take...with finger squeaks, reverb, soundboard thumps and all the usual noises that make up a lot of instrumental recordings.

Rob

rob wrote:crikey!

20 years ago i used to teach electronic music and i distinctly remember telling my students that doing something like this would be impossible....now i'm going to have to find them all and tell them i was wrong....actually i reckon there would be quite a few things i could confess to being wrong about whilst i'm at it.

still....it would be interesting to see how it performs with a real world instrument take...with finger squeaks, reverb, soundboard thumps and all the usual noises that make up a lot of instrumental recordings.

Rob

Are'nt you glad you did'nt say you'd eat your hat if this was ever possible. :)